We spend so much time worrying about the opinions of others, objects others have, and more that we don’t spend enough time focused on ourselves and our walk with Christ. This week we are tearing down the need for validation and acceptance from anyone other than God.

This episode is all about heart position and giving other people the grace and patience that God gives you every day. Yup, that’s it!

It’s Memorial Day weekend, and we are remembering all those who paid the ultimate price to provide a better life for people they may never meet. In this episode, we talk about the dangers of selfish, greedy Christians who push people away and cause division. Let’s instead, work towards welcoming and loving others while coming together towards God’s vision for the Church.

Be vulnerable enough to share your testimony and use what God has blessed you with to bless someone else.

There is purpose in your pain and God has a purpose in every delay. Do you trust God enough to endure pain, confusion, and tribulations to see His better plan for His life?

How long has it been since you prayed out of desperation? Are you aware of the influence you’re having on your kids and those around you?

So many churches shout about blessings, but neglect to tell you about the battles that come before. Battles are tough, but if you lean on and trust in God, He will provide you with victory!

Are churches scheduling the Holy Spirit out of their services? Do we prioritize convenience over moves of the Spirit? If the Spirit makes you uncomfortable and you’re not willing and obedient to help pour into and build the Kingdom, why are you coming? All that and more in this week’s jam-packed episode!

We often think we are wasting away at a job with no purpose, but what if God is preparing you for your next season? What is He trying to teach you now so that you can succeed later? Pastor Keenan’s brother, Emry, joins us for a short conversation this week!

It’s time for Christians to get comfortable with the uncomfortable. We are fighting a war against spirits and principalities, but a lot of Christians are too uncomfortable with anything spiritual to win their battles.